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My goal is to be what I define as the Next Generation Mortgage Broker. I provide Real Estate services with cutting-edge technology while embracing social responsibility through GREEN practices. Green Mortgage Group is just that; the passion for Green Real
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FHA Condo Update - 22 days ago
This update contains the temporary changes to the FHA Condo Approval Process as outlined in Mortgage Letter 2009-46 B.Here are the 65 things you need to know about these changes:1. These temporary changes are effective on December 7th, 2009 through... Topics: FHA, fha loan, Mortgage
This is a great article a friend forwarded to me. I cant agree more. Rates are low for only a short period. It’s like the FED is holding them don like a Basketball underwater. When that’s finished sky’s the limit. Now is the time to...
Topics: 30 year fixed mortgage, Interest Rates, Mortgage, Purchase, Real Estate, Refinance
Topics: 30 year fixed mortgage, Interest Rates, Mortgage, Purchase, Real Estate, Refinance
Will Homeowners and Buyers Lose $45,000? - 111 days ago
Will Homeowners and Buyers Lose $45,000?Ann Arbor, MI August 13, 2009 - Federal Reserve officials met yesterday and issued a statement saying that their program to purchase $1.25 trillion of mortgage-backed securities will be winding down by the end of... Topics: home loan, Interest Rate, Interest Rates, Loan, Mortgage, mortgage rates, Refinance
According to Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate jumped to an average 5.32% this week, from 4.91% last week. While refinancing activity has been hit by the rising rate, home purchases continue to rise. It looks as though home buyers are jumping..
Topics: 30 year fixed mortgage, 30 year fixed mortgage rate, Mortgage, mortgage rate, mortgage rates, refinancing
Topics: 30 year fixed mortgage, 30 year fixed mortgage rate, Mortgage, mortgage rate, mortgage rates, refinancing
This article best explains the new changes of borrowing against your $8,000 tax credit to buy a home if youre a first time home buyer.HUD Clarifies Tax CreditsBorrowers still need 3.5% of own fundsMay 29, 2009By MortgageDaily.com staffThe U.S. Department.
Topics: FED, FHA, fha borrowers, financing, First Time Home Buyer, first time home buyers, Interest Rates, loans, Mortgage, Tax credit
Topics: FED, FHA, fha borrowers, financing, First Time Home Buyer, first time home buyers, Interest Rates, loans, Mortgage, Tax credit






























